and in west jerusalem mitchell brock former advisor to president shimon peres and prime minister ariel sharon a welcome to you all and let's begin in washington d.c. where james norton james this peace plan has been almost universally criticized by people within foreign policy circles in fact one palestinian diplomats likened it to a divorce settlement where neither the lawyers turned up to the meeting and neither did the people getting divorced what is the strategy here. you know i think it's important to note that the trump white house has really operated as almost an isolationist white house really going back to pre-war to almost pre president roosevelt there really has been a policy of disengagement for the most part outside of a few a few efforts here or there and i'd say this is one of the key efforts obviously for the trump white house to president trump to put jerry questioner in charge of a middle east peace plan or planning process and so i think you know if you look at there from their perspective and i think jericho talked on this network yesterday about economics and inves

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and in west jerusalem mitchell brock former advisor to president shimon peres and prime minister ariel sharon a welcome to you all and let's begin in washington d.c. with james norton james this peace plan has been almost universally criticized by people within foreign policy circles in fact one palestinian diplomats likened it to a divorce settlement where neither the lawyers turned up to the meeting and neither did the people getting divorced what is the strategy here. you know i think it's important to note that the trump white house has really operated as almost an isolationist white house really going back to world war 2 almost pre president roosevelt there really has been a policy of disengagement for the most part outside of a few a few efforts here or there and i'd say this is one of the key efforts obviously for the trump white house to president trump to put gerry questionnaire in charge of the middle east peace plan or planning process and so i think you know if you look at there from their perspective and i think jericho talked on this network yesterday about economics and

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sending his own family to try and solve these problems to negotiate on diplomatic missions meaning arielle sharon sent his son only to meet with arafat in those days to meet with the palestinians and they very much respected the fact that he wasn't sending an envoy just some you know foreign ministry bureaucrat and i think the same can be said for president trump and for jarrett cushion or you can criticize jarrett kirshner's plan you can say he doesn't have diplomatic experience but the fact of the matter is he is basically flesh and blood of president trump he is family and one family comes in they go sheets on behalf of the president the united states in the arab world you should take that very seriously and they've come up with some inability on a let's be honest how to be on these anomaly negotiate saying no a substitute for the real for the right people the most knowledge of people the best people for the job to negotiate shoulder you know saying that well we've listened we've listed all that we've listed no no it's a start it's a start and that's how and and and and james may or may

and in west jerusalem mitchell brock former advisor to president shimon peres and prime minister ariel sharon a welcome to you all and let's begin in washington d.c. with james norton james this peace plan has been almost universally criticized by people within foreign policy circles in fact one palestinian diplomats likened it to a divorce settlement where neither the lawyers turned up to the meeting and neither did the people getting divorced what is the strategy here. you know i think it's important to note that the trump white house has really operated as almost an isolationist white house really going back to pre-war to almost pre president roosevelt there really has been a policy of disengagement for the most part outside of a few a few efforts here or there and i'd say this is one of the key efforts obviously for the trump white house to president trump to put jerry questioner in charge of a middle east peace plan or planning process and so i think you know if you look at there from their perspective and i think jericho talked on this network yesterday about economics and invest

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which seeks anik sation in the jordan valley he won around the mega settlement of ma'ale adumim and arielle now the weather is next month still ahead on al-jazeera and victims of mexico's drug war we take a look at why women are being disproportionately targeted. and gasping for breath the dying need to revive pakistan's much neglected health sector. hello again welcome back or across north states we're still looking at plenty of showers here across the central plains as well as the southeast and some of those showers have been quite intense they're going to linger as we go towards the beginning the way mostly down here towards the south but we do have snow showers up here towards northern border and into the great lakes as well tempter wise though cross much of the great lakes in the northeast your temperatures are on the way up even towards auto up we do expect to see about 27 degrees there trying to a 25 and a sunny day in new york at about 28 degrees but for washington it's can be hot temper there of 32 degrees or cross much of the caribbean particular over here towards the east in the

which seeks antics ation in the jordan valley he won around the mega settlement of ma'ale adumim and arielle the general accused of aiding an attempted rebellion and ethiopia's and horan region has been shot dead for senior officials but the cheering the attempt to overthrow a regional government on saturday and now 3 days of mourning have been declared in the am horror region our correspondent a haunting is following developments from at us about the. the man responsible for the coup attempt in northern ethiopia over the weekend. is dead we just spoke to the prime minister's press secretary she said that the government was trying to capture him and in that process he was shot and killed on monday the coup attempt happened on saturday she said that the prime minister is very much still in control of the government she said that there is a unity both within the government and within the military we know that the division between ethnic lines was a concern and something that the intelligence chief of the military said was the purpose of this coup but the press secretary has confirmed that that

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. >> exactly >>> all right, coming up, john rogers, chairman, ceo and cio of ariel investments and tim ryan, partner at pwc, joins us to discuss boardroom diversity. >>> and then, a poll shows a majority of americans support raising taxes on the rich. what a shock but what about the millionaires who would actually pay them? robert frank has been crunching the numbers and joins us with the latest millionaire survey. >> what do you think, do they wa tnto pay more >> yeah. not them, but -- >> yeah. >>> the honest to god stanley cup is here, for now game seven of the nhl championship is tonight in boston the boston bruins and the st. louis blues will face off in the series in the deciding game. game sevens are so great there hasn't been a game seven since 2011, which also happens to be the last time that the bruins won the cup, among multiple -- how many times that's why you hate them, because they've won so many times. you can watch the game tonight on nbc, of all places. game seven in any sport is -- and especially this. it's going to be great. >>> coming up, we're going to talk boardroo

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arielle and seth. >> they're going first. >> aly and james in this corner. >> so, arielle, death, what are you going to make? >> spaghetti and shrimp. >> so good. >> we are big on the italian thing and this is super quick. >> tell us how it's done. >> we cheat and basically when the pasta is about to be done we add the pasta. >> it took really quickly. now we move on but we use the pan and add garlic, we like to toil because i think it adds a little bit of spice. [ applause ] you let that, you know, sort of hot and add everything else in. we add garlic which we already youdodo watch and eat? >> i live eat. we do take turns cooking. oregano. thank you. [ applause ] >> what is this? >> semin zest. just a little bit to taste. and then also, you know, what's it called we we add a bit of white wine. >> you got to have the white wine. >> splashing it around. >> when you're at home do you pour yourself a glass. >> yes and don't measure so you could end up with more. tomatoes, i like to have them soft because they're easier to pick up. >> can i goaly and james? all right. so what are you -- >>

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. >> laura: ariel, i want to get your reaction to an article in today's "washington post." "trump's words on d-day are at odds with his actions. president trump spoke the right words in commemorating the 75th anniversary of d-day but did he mean them?" what of that? >> it was an amazing speech, and they still have to criticize him. i have never seen anything like this. i mean, we're going to get into all the little, you know, distortions, but, your thoughts. >> the word resistance, which is what the democrats and some in the media pride themselves on, resistance to trump, stems from resistance by the free french to the nazis and that's the same thing now. they shouldn't use the word resistance and they shouldn't resist. there are at least two days a year when they should knock it off. one is memorial day and the second is maybe the day the president goes over to france to d-day to commemorate the 75th. just praise the president. you don't have to knock him all the time. >> laura: panel, stay with me for part two of my exclusive interview coming up. find out what he really t

this is after two helicopters going up on sunday doing ariel service around the mountain. they were trying to spot these climbers. the helicopter that went up this morning had spotted, as you said earlier, a backpack buried in the snow. an official on the ground tells us that they believe that that backpack along with other equipment and possibly these climbers were buried in this avalanche that hit the area. he described it as "a huge avalanche." this was at an elevation of about 5,000 meters and it was at an unnamed peak next to the main mountain there, which is where the basecamp is. so officials are now saying that the chances of survival are close to zero after this -- the backpack was spotted. what they're now doing is that the chopper has returned back to base. there are ground teams in the area. three went up on saturday. another one went up yesterday. but the weather currently is very, very bad. i was just on the phone before we got on air with an official who said that it's raining, it's very windy. so right now they're regrouping and they're trying to work out w

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ariel, thank you quarter billion dollar round, 4 billion overall valuation. impressive great to have you with us. >> thank you so much >>> and we head toward noon, the dow just about flat, the s&p slightly higher. guys, david, great to have you as always. let's get to the half. >>> all right. i'm scott wapner, front and center, new reporting on whether a trade war truce is in the works and what that would mean to your money as the g-20 gets under way in osaka it's 12:00 noon this is the "halftime report." >> the moment the market has been waiting for, the g-20 and meeting between president trump and chinese leader xi. is a deal in the works today, new reporting on what china wants and what the u.s. is willing to give. if there is a deal which stocks and sectors are most likely to pop. the investment committee is ready with their ideas "the halftime report" begins right now. >> welcome good to have you with us on this thursday our investment committee at our table, joe terranova, jim lebben thal, john najarian, jenny harrington harringt harrington ceo and port

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the un peacekeeping mission in the country who sent ariel support yesterday also said they are sending human rights investigators into the village to help assist authorities and their investigation. a former mayor in italy has appeared in court over charges of organising fake marriages for migrants. here he is in court this morning. his name is domenico lucano. for the past decade he‘s been making headlines around the world for actively welcoming migrants, giving them abandoned homes and on—the—job training. his hope was that this would rejuvinate his small town of riace. fewer than 2000 people live there. and his programme was seen as a model of integration. in fact, in 2016 mr lucano was named one of the world‘s 50 greatest leaders by fortune magazine. here he is at number 40. but last september he was detained. shortly afterwards he was forbidden from returning to his hometown — a ban that was upheld in the court today. here‘s silvia borrelli of politico with details of the charges. he‘s under investigation since 2016 for the mismanagement of public funding, which at t

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the best case and arielle is that their reach some kind of deal, or that they are able to deescalate the tariff situation. the likelihood of that appears rather low. trump is under pressure domestically to get something done, but, at the same time, he really -- his support has not really declined based on this. he has a lot of support in rural areas where there are farmers that have been hit hard by the terrorists. agricultural products are not being sold. but if you look at the polling. among those voters, there is increase during his first term. it is unclear. he is certainly under pressure. markets want him to resolve this. thoseters do as well, but key supporters seem to be sticking with him. the degree to which he feels rushed to get some kind of agreement here is up in the air. shery: the u.s./china talks have been stalled since last month. that china has reneged on a previous commitment. china saying that the u.s. is too greedy. what are the main concerns from beijing? you will remember that another one of the concerns from the china side was concerned that they were frustrate

we often have heard about china's anti-axis ariel denial capabilities. their ability to prevent u.s. power projection in the western pacific. a lot of the areas we're worried about, it would be china that would be trying to project power. it is our allies the need to have anti-axis denial capabilities to make chinese aggression more costly. there are specific ways we can do that. the other thing i would highlight is i think we need to continue to integrate our thinking about strategic both thee, conventional and some conventional aspects of our military forces all the way up to strategic and nuclear forces and how all of these different elements of military power contribute to deterrence of a bunch of different types of potential advocacy action. there are smart people who are thinking this way. we are still rusty. this is the type of thinking that is old to the point it is new again. sreaking down some of the silo where the people who do nuclear weapons are here in the people who plan conventional military operations are here and never the twain shall m

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